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The biggest holiday shopping weekend is here.  The Pink Locket will be offering great sales and FREE Shipping on jewelry pieces.  Shop handmade all weekend long.  Check out our new DIY Headband kit for girls, they make excellent stocking stuffers or gifts.   Check out some of the  jewelry pieces we’ve marked down for Black Friday Cyber Monday.  Shop all weekend long and take advantage of the sale prices.

Wrapped with sterling silver to highlight the curves of the base.

Chaos Bangle.2

To create this bangle I randomly wove 15 gauge copper wire – left in its natural state – around a bangle madrel.
Tightly wrapped sterling silver wire shows off the waves and curves of the base.
Created from recycled electricians wire.
Left in its natural state, the accents on this bangle will oxidize with time and wearing.

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Alexis Bittar was featured in an post earlier this year. There is an interesting biographical time line on his site. In 1990 he designed a lucite jewelry line inspired by the Bakelite jewelry of the 1930’s. Wonder who has my grandmother’s Bakelite jewelry? Love all of the lucite pieces.

I’ve been a bit quiet on the blog front recently- it’s been busy! I’ve been doing fairs on both weekend days, writing articles and also making up custom orders and shop wholesale things, not to mention I had a TV interview/audition for a BBC programme on Monday!

Nic of Murano Silver said I should make pink girlier coasters, so I did! I also made this strawberry themed bangle recently and a gingham bangle for Tia, I feel like I’m on a bit of a summer picnic theme at the minute!

Just need to list them tonight!

Your muse will go into overdrive when you scroll through the bangles on the Henri Bendel site. The featured bangles are the Henri Bendel Landmark bangle and a Swarovski and Leather bangle. Love the interior of this bangle.

Safe travels to everyone on the road and in the sky this week.

It is time to move back to jewelry inspirations. All of the recent magazines are full of holiday styles…and of course, this is the sparkle season. Heidi Klum, the face of the Ann Taylor holiday ad campaign is covered with pearls, pave and sparkle.

After I saw this ad, I had to explore the Ann Taylor site for details. Follow the link for the pearl & pave necklace…very nice!!!

Chaotically wrapped copper wire

Chaos Bangle.7

I love making these bangles so much, that I’ve done them in a couple of different sizes!!

These bangles measure approximately 6 centimetres / 2 3/8 inches across, with a circumference of approximately 22 centimetres / 8 5/8 inches.

(A tip to find a comfortable round bangle fit – make a fist with the hand on which you will wear the bangle and measure the length from the outside of the first knuckle to the point between the third and fourth knuckle – this will be the estimated require diameter for your bangle, eg, if your ‘across knuckle’ measurement comes to 65mm, then a 65mm (inside diameter) bangle should fit your hand.  This method is a guide only.)

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While Palin and porn were the “hot topics” on The View today, the ladies were a colorful bunch sitting around their famous coffee table. Elisabeth Hasselbeck donned the gorgeous Selma Brooch Cuff from Stella & Dot today, along with a statement-making, long pearl necklace (see, who says you can’t wear two statement pieces at once??). The enamel cuff is hand painted with 14kt gold vermeil details. Matching post earrings, hoop earrings and statement necklace are also available.

*Joy Behar Wears Stella & Dot Necklace on The View
*Tory Johnson from “Women For Hire” Talks About Making Money with Stella & Dot on The View
* Barbara Walters Wears Stella & Dot Necklace on The View
*Sherri Shepherd Wears Stella & Dot Cuff on The View

Paper & Co. in a playful mood on Saturday afternoon

FOXHUNTING is on hiatus for now while the deer hunters are abroad in the countryside, and that gave us a chance to check in at the Iroquois kennels to see how the puppies are doing.

Paper, of course, has been out hunting now and is gradually maturing into an adult pack member. He’s had important lessons all summer and fall, and now the real education starts on the hunt field. There, he has to confront new situations and work professionally with the hunting pack. I guess to put it in human terms, he’s getting his university degree, and by next year he should be a full-time contributing member of the working world.

But what about our youngest puppies, Baffle’s litter and Dragonfly’s huge son Driver? They’re still in elementary school, but the lessons they’re learning now are critical to their future development.

These puppies were born in the spring, and for the last couple of months they’ve been getting their first exposure to working in a group, to pack manners, and to coming when called, Iroquois kennel manager Michael Edwards explained to us on Saturday.

Room to roam: all the hounds--puppies, current working pack members, and retirees--get plenty of free exercise in the two-acre field adjacent to the kennel

After breakfast each day, the 10 young puppies spend about three hours out in the kennel’s two-acre exercise field, one of the best tools the Iroquois staff has for the young hounds’ education.

“They stay out here while we’re getting stuff done in the kennel, and they play and play,” Michael said. “I try to get them out twice a day, once at the end of the day, too, so that they get four to five hours outside.

“Right now, the girls in this litter seem a little more rebellious than the boys,” Michael said of Baffle’s puppies. “The two bigger girls, Bangle and Bandstand, they’ll be the ones that won’t want to go in their kennel. But they’re all very lovable and want attention all the time.”

Assistant kennel manager Alan Foy (seen in the photo above with Baffle’s puppies) has also been working with the youngsters to start developing their sense of pack identity and cooperation.

“Alan’s been taking them out back here, just trying to teach them to stick together and respond when he calls them, and they’ve done really well at that,” Michael said, adding that it’s too early for most of the puppies to have learned their individual names yet. The kennel staff is trying to learn the puppies’ names, too! Many of them look so similar it can be hard to distinguish them, with a few exceptions. Bagshot is the woolly male of the litter; Bashful and Banknote are easy to pick out because they are the two smallest; and Driver, well, he’ll always stand out in a crowd due to his size and dark coloring.

Driver back in July.

Driver today with kennel manager Michael Edwards. A VERY big difference!

“Driver is the biggest baby out here,” Michael said, meaning both the biggest baby and the biggest baby. Recently, Michael set a five-gallon bucket out in the kennel yard, spooking Driver.

“He would not come out here on this concrete while that bucket was sitting there,” Michael said. “I had to get it and move it all the way out by the far gate before he would even come in here, and even then he came in looking at it real carefully. So we’re going to do something we did that worked well with the ST litter (Stam, Stax, Star, Stanza, etc., born in 2007). We’re going to put a windsock in their kennel, something that’s moving all the time so they get used to it. It made a big difference with them.”

In addition to their mini-houndwalks around the property, the puppies also have ventured farther afield with Iroquois joint-Master Jerry Miller and huntsman Lilla Mason. On those, they rode in the hound truck to the old point-to-point course, the same place the older hounds have their early summer walks and pond exercise. Like the older hounds, the puppies got to practice sticking together in a wide open space–their first formal exposure to that critical lesson in the company of the people who will actually hunt them someday.

“All that is important,” Michael said, “because they’re learning how to be a pack.”

The hunt and kennel staff have found it’s useful to start building the pack sense early with puppies.

“With the PA litter (including Panda, Parish, Parody, etc., born in 2005), Lilla and I would take them all through the area together,” Michael said. “By the time we incorporated them into the pack, they already had an idea what was going on, so they just blended right in.”

The puppies don’t yet have the attention span of the older hounds, but already they are focusing on people when they are out on walk, said Alan.

Baffle's litter, shown here with Michael, seem all grown up at seven months of age, but their lessons are just beginning. "I'd say they're like teenagers now," kennel manager Michael Edwards says. "They're just kind of lanky, but they're getting well-balanced."

In the case of Baffle’s puppies, it helps that they are part of a nine-hound litter–a ready-made pack, in a way. For Driver, a singleton, it was especially important that he learn group dynamics as early as possible.

“He lets the little girls chew on his ears,” Alan said. “He’s just a big, goofy puppy. But he’s fit in really well. I agree with Michael that he’s a little passive in the group, but I think it’s because when we first mixed him in with the other puppies he was so much bigger than they were. Now, he’s not quite as much bigger. Barwick and Backfire are getting pretty close to him in size. I think he knew he was bigger and couldn’t play as rough.”

“That all started when they were all at the lower kennel,” Michael said. “He was so much bigger at first that I monitored him closely. If he would be rough, I’d kind of get on him about it and growl at him.”

That lesson seems to have stuck. As Driver romped around with Baffle’s puppies, he was a perfect gentleman with his smaller playmates.

“One of the reasons we wanted to get him in with a group early was because an only child can sometimes have some trouble integrating,” Michael said. “When they’re on their own too long, I think they don’t get socialized with the pack. They don’t learn pack manners and how to respect other hounds. That’s why it was important to get Driver in with the other puppies as soon as we could, especially as big as he is. The longer we waited, the harder it would have been for him to understand that he is part of a pack.”

Baffle's litter in April.

“They learn how to be hounds from each other,” Alan said.

The next step, Michael said, is to start occasionally introducing older hounds to the puppies. Paper was one candidate, but evidently he felt pretty strongly that, having moved up with the big dogs in the pack, he was now too important to deal with the little kids anymore.

“He didn’t want any part of those puppies,” Michael said. “He jumped up on top of a bench and growled about it. I thought, being as young as he was, he’d adjust to it pretty quickly, but no, thank you. On the other hand, Panda went out there with them and loved it.”

“She educated them,” Alan said. “She didn’t get aggressive with them, but she let them know when they went too far and she let them know she didn’t want all of them piling on her at once. If they did that, she’d run away and hop up on the bench, and they couldn’t get up there with her. Then she’d wait until they scattered. Then she’d jump down again and play with one or two of them until all of them would pile on her again. She trained them in her way, which was very gentle.”

“Introducing older hounds to them out in that paddock is where I think they really start to learn about having manners toward other hounds,” said Michael. ”I think they learn a lot out here in this field with each other, just about how to be a pack. Look at these guys out here right now. They’ve been running and playing for almost an hour. They’ll play to the point that somebody gets a little grumpy and growls, and then they’ll stop. These guys will say, ‘That’s enough,’ and it doesn’t escalate. Then they’ll play again.”

“Nobody knows more about being a hound dog than a hound dog,” Alan said. “We can let them know what’s acceptable and what’s not acceptable. But those hounds know even better how to tell each other what’s acceptable and what isn’t, and they know how to tell each other how far it can go before something becomes unacceptable. You’ll see them do it on houndwalk. A puppy will go off from the group and do something goofy, and when they come back, and older hound will growl at them to chastise them. Glog is really good at chastising the younger hounds on houndwalk when they do something wrong. He gives them a little scolding, like he’s saying, ‘That’s not how we act around here.’”

Paper (right) at play. Playing is an important part of learning.

While we were at the kennel, we checked in on the new English hounds, too. Cottesmore’s Samson, Strawberry, Structure, and Hawkeye arrived about three weeks ago and are adjusting well, Michael and Alan report. Like the puppies, they are having to learn their place in a new pack, and Michael and Alan are working to figure out which clique within the pack works best for them.

“I think a lot of their ability to adjust easily has to do with Neil,” Michael said, referring to the Cottesmore huntsman, Neil Coleman, who raised and hunted the four in England.

“Look at Samson over here,” Michael said, pointing to the group just turned out in the two-acre field. “He’s in there with all those males. They’re all at the age where they’re trying to show who’s top dog: Paper, Gaelic, Hailstone. But Samson’s the type you could probably stick him in any group and he’d adjust. Because he’s not aggressive. That has a lot to do with the way Neil has raised them. And the others are the same way.”

Cottesmore Samson, the red-and-white hound closest to Michael here, has settled in well. Michael and Alan report that he is easygoing and adaptable.

Structure, Hawkeye, and Strawberry are kenneled in a run with the SA litter that includes Sassoon, Savvy, and Saracen. “They’re pretty easygoing, too,” Michael said.

One of the most important jobs Michael and Alan do is figure out which group of hounds should be kenneled together. Getting the mix right requires some experimentation, but it’s key to the hounds’ physical and mental wellbeing; getting it wrong could result in dangerous friction in the kennel.

“When I brought the English hounds up from the lower kennel (near Michael’s house, where they were quarantined before joining the rest of the pack at the upper kennel), I just started sticking them out in the field with different groups to see how they responded to each other. When they’re outside together with a lot of room, they’re more interested in what’s going on around them than they are in each other, and you can keep an eye on them. I stuck them in with the SAs and never had any issues with them, so that looks like a good fit.”

The process–the two-acre turnout paddock and essentially letting the hounds choose the clique they’re most comfortable with–is unusual, as the English imports let Michael and Alan know.

“When we first turned them out, they all just stood at the gate looking at us like, ‘What’s going on?’” Michael recalled. “But after a few minutes, they sort of went, ‘Hey, look at all this room! Let’s run!’”

Once the hounds have chosen their own group of friends, how do you get each set to merge comfortably with the pack? “We turn different groups out together,” Michael explained. “There are only a few groups that have a little trouble mixing closely, and you have to know all that, especially when you are loading them up in the trailer to take them to a meet. For instance, we can keep some hounds in the back of the hound truck instead of in the trailer if we need to.”

It’s also critical to know who the dominant dog is at any given time, Michael said. At the moment, it’s Alvin.

“Stalker was the big dog before we retired him,” Michael said. Stalker, one of our most beloved hounds, is now retired under the care of the Hound Welfare Fund. You can read his story here. But now that he’s retired, he spends more time in the kennel office, where he can relax and keep warm, and suddenly he’s a mellow retiree.

“Showing his dominance doesn’t seem to concern him so much now,” Michael said. “I guess he’s old enough to realize he’s got it made in there!”

This week’s make is a submission for the Upcycle Christmas competition run by Folksy. The Carnaby bangle is made with plastic beads from a charity shop and will go up for auction for Sue Ryder Care in a few weeks time.

On another note I am at Bungalows and Bears in Sheffield this Saturday afternoon selling my wares, and also at Rawlins Community College, Quorn, Leicestershire on Sunday if you wanted to pop in!

Looking for something pretty that makes a statement? Try something like this!  A pair of striped shorts, a fun flower print blouse that you feel comfortable in.  A bangle and a leather belt.  To complete the look try a pair of brown boots with a cuff.  The pair of boots that are shown are from my shop.  You can purchase them here: BC Footwear Rainbow

LOOK:  FLOWER POWER

Here is how it looks!  In this look I suggest adding a pair of tights for the fall.  Find a flower print blouse, a pair of shorts that compliment the colors from the blouse and wear the flat cuff boots by BC Footwear. I wanted make this look flirty and pretty. I added a leather belt, a bangle and a wristlet for the accessories.  Perfect for casual days or lunch with friends!

You can purchase the Rainbow boot by BC Footwear here: BC Footwear Rainbow

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My mind went into overdrive when I saw this bracelet from Banana Republic. I think we can do this!!! I’m not sure how…but I’m working on it.

In my search for another bracelet from Banana Republic I stumbled across an interesting site…The Find. Great site for inspiration!!!

If you haven’t seen them from the shop yet, I wanted to show them off again.  By ‘them’ I mean the Blowfish Wow Wow bootie.  It is a very versatile boot through the year.  It can also be worn in many different looks. My favorite part of the boot is the scrunched ruffle that sits around the ankle. It’s the detail that makes this boot statement material.

You can purchase the Blowfish Wow Wow here: Blowfish Wow Wow

I paired the booties with a black dress that flows on the body.  I wanted something simple with a lot of fabric.  To make the look pop, I added a bright pink beaded belt.  I picked a gold clutch because there are hints of gold beads in the belt.  I also added one bangle for her accessory.  This look is perfect for a night out.

Take Me Out Necklace

This past weekend was spent “pimping” out my Etsy Shop. When I started my Etsy Store a year ago, there were things that I wanted to incorporate into it, but wasn’t sure what exactly. After weeks of brainstorming I came up with the “Modern but Classic theme” and incorporated black, pink and white into it. I thought this theme would be very fitting for the “Redefining Pink” tagline. I spent a lot time choosing backgrounds and finally came up with a 3 prop background that consisted of a modern white china cup that I got as a wedding gift, bamboo chopsticks and black paper with silver writing and pink paper with varying shades of pink geometric squares.

Gold Aqua Earrings

Carefully using Google Keyword search to help with optimizing my store with keywords, I updated my descriptions, tags and shop titles. Then it was off to photograph my jewelry items. After hours of shooting in our special Pink Locket studio, my Shih Tzu Chloe gave me the peace signs with her paws and propped up some old clothes and decided to take a nap–so much for pulling an all nighter with me…I pulled out a bottle of merlot, poured a glass and it was back to work.

Chloe Napping

Take a look a the finished product. I have to say that I’m glad I put in the time and effort into really make my Etsy store look the way I want it to. Now lets see how the holiday sales go….the real test I suppose. Next goal to accomplish—-website re-design. Of course we’re taking it one step at a time.

Leaf Ring

Introducing the Vanessa by Corso Como!

I wanted to show off these little red heels to all of you.  I love the color for this silhouette. The open toe and bow has to be the cutest detail of the shoe.  Pair this color with navy blue’s for fall, they will pop out of the outfit!

LOOK: PRIMARY

I paired these shoes with denim leggings and a cable knit sweater.  This look makes such a statement, just look at how the red heels pop out. Pair the look with a yellow-mustard color bag, a big bangle and a gold necklace. My inspiration for this look came from the primary color scheme.  That’s how I pulled this look together.

You can purchase the Vanessa by Corso Como here: Corso Como Vanessa

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I love the contradiction in the Ginseng Ebony Bangle by Swarovski.  A smooth, quiet ebony surface paired with the energy of Swarovski crystals. The bangle pages of the Swarovski site feature bracelets of all sizes, shapes and degree of bling.

2 in 1 - bangle and watch

The new trend I love is the bangle and watch combination. I love wearing chunky bangles and with no phone at the moment, having the time on my wrist is a blessing. It’s such an unusual piece, making this ambiguous design a true winner with many teenagers and trend setters in London.
So go buy a Citizen watch if you want a stable, classy, simplistic watch – if not hunt for a sexy bangle watch. I can’t vouch for their longevity as a Citizen for example, but to wear for a night out- it’s perfect.

I first saw a Clodagh design several years ago. I was immediately drawn to the simplicity of the design elements. Even in its simplicity the design conveyed strength. The November/December issue of of Veranda has a feature on Clodagh. Her design philosophy focuses on the 4C’s: contemplate, cleanse, clarify & create.

My daughter’s career has taken her to spas all over the world. Recently, we visited a spa in South Carolina that was designed by Clodagh. Melissa said it was the most restful and beautiful spa she has ever seen.

The featured fabric is from the Duralee Global Passages collection designed by Clodagh. There is an interesting video describing the inspiration behind the fabrics. Be sure to notice Clodagh’s bangle bracelets.

Last night was great! I met Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer at Stereolab. My friend (big) Natalie even had me emcee for the show. I was actually fretting (a little) over what to say even though I do this so often for local shows.

Anyway, this is what I wore:

Cardigan: Black 3/4 sleeve boyfriend cardigan from TOPSHOP

Top: Coral frilled strappy top with blue stars from TOPSHOP

Bottoms: Black slimfit trousers from ZARA Basic

Accessories: Bright pink plastic bangle from PRIMARK

Bag: Scurvy kiss-lock handbag from PAUL FRANK

Shoes: Taupe ballet flats from JONES BOOTMAKER

Here’s me going googly-eyed over Neil Gaiman

And here’s (small) Natalie with him!

Their pick:

Charlize Theron

I say: YES!  Love every second of it!

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The rest:

Diane Kruger

I say: That’s a real shame.

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Julianne Moore

I say: I adore her outfit, but I do not think she has the waist for it.  Also, in serious need of a spray tan.  Cardio would be good, too, to get circulation going and even out skin tone on those legs.

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Zooey Deschanel

I say: The bangle and shoes make the outfit look tacky.  The lip color is just out there.  Aside from that, Zooey is always doing the super girly romantic look.  She is very pretty, and I think she should mix it up.  One time go for fire engine lips and a short, red fitted tube dress with a sweetheart neckline (depending on her figure of course…who knows what that dress could be concealing).

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Hilary Swank

I say: That hair…really?  She looks like an 80s cheerleader going to prom.  I think I would like this dress on someone with black or blonde hair and if the embellishment was more of a yellow gold.

yellowgoat on etsy <3

direct from hong kong : loads  of cuteness packed into little packages – i love etsy finds

a perfect match - matchbox necklace

sweet + romantic – aw.  the following two are for the ever forgetful – which is me – which is many who work for themselves and do no have office mates to remind them that weekends are for resting   i would love a kind reminder because monday feels quite awful for everyone

today is . . . bangle

or for the sharers, those who split their candy bars in kindergarten – wear it more prominently : on your clavicle <pack pocket mirror>

today is . . . necklace

finally – a personal and lovely memento for those that change their feelings like the wind <read: me> monday can be doggy, tuesday sunset, wednesday avocado, you get it

good time ring in silver

thanks yellowgoat for your humor and happy

These are some of the forms I came up with in response to my concept. They are all based on the keyboard, and either 52 white notes or 88 black and white notes. I will show in another post how I applied the different muscial eras to these designs.

This image fans out really nicely when it is on the wrist – but as I am working with polypropylene sheet it doesn’t translate well into the thicker material.

This image above is an experiment with iron on interfacing and acetate.

I thought about doing a stack lot of bangles – either 52 or 88.

This idea of holding the translated sheet music pattern with a bangle is something I am currently working on.

This was an experiment with resin and cross stitch sheet, or something of the type from spotlight. The resin fills in the holes – It can create this really interesting positive negative image if there is a sheet underneath. If I work more on this I will get some images up.

Citizen Women’s Eco-Drive Silhouette Bangle Watch #EW9270-53E User Review

This was an anniversary present which my wife loved. We had to take it to the jewelers to take a few links out of the band to fit her wrist. I guess this could have been done by the consumer but I thought it would be safer to have a professional do it…

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Citizen Women’s Eco-Drive Silhouette Bangle Watch #EW9270-53E Features

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